Mainframe Programmer
Posted 9 hours 4 minutes ago by Nicoll Curtin Technology
£80,000 - £100,000 Annual
Permanent
Full Time
Other
Not Specified, United Kingdom
Job Description
Overview 
Mainframe z/OS Systems Programmer - Enterprise Platforms - UK
One of my clients is looking for an experienced Mainframe z/OS Systems Programmer to support and enhance a mission critical enterprise mainframe environment. This role focuses on the stability, performance, and evolution of core z/OS and CICS platforms within a highly regulated, always-on environment.
Responsibilities- Take full technical ownership of the z/OS, JES2, CICS and associated third party software environments
- Plan and deliver end to end system maintenance, upgrades, and new release implementations
- Install, configure, customise, and migrate IBM and ISV software across production and non production environments
- Diagnose and resolve complex system issues to minimise risk and downtime
- Monitor system performance, capacity, and resource utilisation
- Work closely with technical and non technical stakeholders to communicate system changes and impacts
- Provide guidance and informal mentoring to less experienced team members when required
- Strong hands on experience in z/OS and CICS systems programming
- Proven experience delivering major mainframe upgrade or migration initiatives
- Background working with a broad range of ISV software from vendors such as Broadcom, BMC, and others
- Solid knowledge of System z hardware configuration including HCD, IOCP, and HMC
- Experience with mainframe storage and data management tools such as DFSMS, FDR ABR, DFDSS, and CA-DISK
- Ability to read, write, and troubleshoot batch and online programs using REXX, Assembler, or similar
- Mainframe security administration using RACF or ACF2
- WebSphere MQ
- Mainframe automation tooling such as OPS MVS
- Enterprise disk and virtual tape storage platforms
- Hybrid or office based depending on client requirements.
Must have the right to work in the UK.
Apply now for immediate consideration.